Sudden

Occurring or done quickly and unexpectedly; abrupt. Characterized by happening without warning or at short notice. Often implying a rapid change or onset of a situation or event. It denotes a lack of preparation or anticipation. The event or action breaks the existing flow or state, startling the observer and making them react instantly. It could be a positive or negative event. It frequently leads to immediate consequences or changes.

Sudden meaning with examples

• A Sudden downpour drenched the hikers, forcing them to seek shelter. They hadn't seen any signs of rain and were completely unprepared for the unexpected change in weather.
• The company announced a Sudden hiring freeze due to the economic downturn, leaving many potential employees disappointed and scrambling for alternative plans.
• With a Sudden burst of energy, the toddler ran across the park. The parents quickly had to chase to catch their child; as they had their back turned.
• The protagonist experiences a Sudden moment of clarity, solving the mystery. He could now reveal all the evidence to the judge to conclude the case once and for all.
• There was a Sudden power outage that plunged the town into darkness, the disruption took all by surprise and all were worried as the cause was unknown.